Selling TI Surplus: Preparing Power, Analog and Interface IC Lots

Assess TI power, analog and interface surplus using full ordering codes, packaging labels, lots and source records. A shared base part number does not establish the same package, packing or transaction terms.

Group by function, then check ordering codes

Separate signal-chain amplifiers and converters, power LDOs and DC-DC ICs, and CAN, RS-485 or isolation devices. A family such as TPS5430 is a starting point; copy the complete reel-label ordering code and check the manufacturer page instead of listing only TPS or LM.

Distinguish reels, cut tape and loose parts

State original seal condition, cut-tape counts and label correspondence. Do not describe cut tape as a sealed reel. Split date codes and lots, and report only known opening or storage history.

What do source records establish?

Matching purchase records, carton labels and reel labels aids traceability. Appearance does not establish electrical performance or authorized-channel provenance. Identify unavailable documents and agree sampling, checks and reports separately.

Check four items before submitting

Match complete codes, saleable counts, packaging and source documents line by line. Mention whole-lot or minimum-settlement requirements early. TI names identify products and do not imply manufacturer authorization of ReclaimChips.

Manufacturer references and scope

These references identify product families and public guidance. They do not establish our authorization, certification or testing capability.

• TI 产品分类
• TI TPS5430 产品资料
• TI 防伪与采购渠道说明

After preparing your stock list

Submit branded IC stock for assessment · Content and evidence information